The assessment that the statement is 'likely_true' is based on strong, consistent, and uncontradicted evidence from multiple relevant sources. One highly relevant source, a social media post from the news outlet Free Malaysia Today, explicitly names the Governor of the Czech National Bank, Aleš Michl, and attributes a positive statement to him regarding how "digital currencies" can improve financial system efficiency. This directly supports the core of the claim. Another highly relevant source from Bitcoin Magazine's social media corroborates this sentiment, stating that the 'Governor of the Czech National Bank' is 'open' in his monetary strategy. While this is less specific, it aligns perfectly with the idea of a public figure urging for an understanding of new financial technologies.Furthermore, a third source, though focused on a different topic (gold), confirms that Governor Aleš Michl has indeed been making public statements on monetary policy, which establishes the context and opportunity for such a statement to have been made.There is no contradictory evidence among the provided sources. The remaining sources are irrelevant to the claim, focusing on different individuals (the Vice-Governor), different topics (interest rates, US law enforcement), or are completely unrelated. The combined weight of the directly supporting and corroborating evidence, in the absence of any contradiction, makes it highly probable that the Governor made a public statement of this nature. The slight uncertainty reflected in the 0.85 probability accounts for the potential for journalistic simplification or the use of the general term "digital currencies" being interpreted specifically as "Bitcoin".